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Peau d'Âne
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1970 musical film by Jacques Demy
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7.2A fairy godmother helps a princess disguise herself so she won't have to marry her father.
Released: 1970-12-1690 minDir: Jacques DemyFantasy, Comedy, Music, RomanceBox office: $13.2M
▶ Watch trailerStream on: Criterion Channel
Cast
- Catherine Deneuve as Princess 'Donkey Skin'
- Jacques Perrin as Prince Charming
- Jean Marais as The King
- Delphine Seyrig as The Fairy
- Fernand Ledoux as The Red King
- Micheline Presle as The Red Queen
Themes
- princess
- loss of loved one
- cake
- donkey
- prince
- surrealism
- imaginary land
- wedding
- king
- leaving home
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Wikidata facts
- Duration
- 86
- FilmAffinity ID
- 407431
- Image
- Catherine Deneuve 1969.jpg
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- publication date
- 1970-01-01
- title
- Peau d'âne
- review score
- 70/100
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French
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Jean Cocteau
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Charles Perrault
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Catherine Deneuve
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Jean Marais
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Senlis
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romantic comedy
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Michel Legrand
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Château de Chambord
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musical film
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Jacques Demy
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fantasy film
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
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Turner Classic Movies
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Categories
1970 fantasy films1970 films1970 French films1970 French-language films1970 musical films1970 romantic comedy films1970s fantasy comedy films1970s musical comedy films1970s musical fantasy films1970s romantic fantasy filmsCulture articles needing translation from French WikipediaFilms about donkeysFilms about fairiesFilms about father–daughter relationshipsFilms about incestFilms about royaltyFilms based on fairy talesFilms based on works by Charles PerraultFilms directed by Jacques DemyFilms scored by Michel LegrandFilms set in castlesFilms set in EuropeFilms set in forestsFilms shot in Loir-et-Cher